The Fairmont West Virginian., October 17, 1906, Image 2

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II. S- BLACKLEANING,
Pressing and He
? pairing Ladles' and Men's
iSST Clothing. Work called (or
.S.. and delivered. Motbly rates
. HARRY R. COLE,
Shop phone 90*w Bell Phone 241.
? *v?~ Uader Brohs shoe store.
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| First ward j
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P0lta. Stella McGee, of Boothsvllle,
Hp?*jio, has be&n spending the summer
I at Mt, Lake Park, is visiting friends
, and relatives in, the city on her tvny
A. B. Stealey has returned from n
short stay In. Cleveland, Ohio.
George Rhlnehart was at Wat- <
fson yesterday the guest of his daughps&ter,
Mrs. John Wiseman, whose little
'laughter Is very 111.
f ' . Mr. Spurgeon Hiser, who has heen
employed In Fairmont for a number 1
of months, has left the city and gone
to Braxton county, where he will lie i
located In the future. He has made
many friends while here, who will regret
very much to learn of his depnrMr.
Guy Humphrey has returned
Mg^from a few days' visit with his pa-1
I rents at orarton.
^'.'JilHaael, the little daughter ot Mr. and
U Mrs. Clyde LevelJe, of Diamond street,
': ; ,very -111 with pneumonia. 1
) n .""W. B. Hoult and family have moved J
from Diamond street into their recent-'
ly purchased property on East Ferry
P street. I
; Mr. W. C. VanGllder, a prominent
real estate dealer, of Chicago, 111, ar,
rived In the city yesterday for a few
days' visit with relatives and friends
- .in the city and vicinity after which he
will spend some time hunting in the
Cheat mountains, before returning to
Chicago.
l^v'ljMrs,' J, D. Radford, Mrs. Lulu Reese
and Miss Madga Wiley are visiting
relatives at Benton's Ferry.
: Mr. and. Mrs. Alexander Patton are
spending ten days with" relatives in
Clarksburg. ,
|?fM' Mrs. A. A, Ayers, of Elklns, Is the
guest of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. T.
?j' Jtii Harden, of Water street.
Upl,' Mrs. Frank Ruble and little dnttgh.
; ter, of Meadowbrook, are guests of
the former's mother, Mrs. .Mnllie
JM Lloyd for a few days.
5 || ,Mr. Clarence Bloom, of Baltimore,
.'who has been visiting friends in Iho
city for the last few days has returned
to his home.
Mr. and Mrs. John Shaftermnn and 1
daughters, Misses Eva and Ruth, are
spending a few days with relatives at
'Keyser. .
i" T. W. Hayhurst, of Freeport, Ohio,
arrived in the city yesterday lo visit
Ms brothers of the city and Montana,
. and other friends for a few weeks.
: Dr. E. M. Turner, of Morgantown.
I passed through the city yesterday en
route to Wheeling. 1
| , Rev. and Mrs. L. W. Roberts will 1
: ,* v le?ve Thursday morning for their new
|jj home at Grafton. ,
|j?i Farewell Reception,
rjv ' -Rev. and Mrs. u. V'. Roberts were ,,
i given a farewell reception last even
ing at their home on Market street. A 6
?? ~ large number of Rev. Roberts' congre- r
gatlon and their friends were present |,
to extend best wishes and Ills fare1well
to their pastor and his wife, who J
' leave for Grafton Thursday morning.
' The evening was a very enjoyable or? j.
v ; to all present and in token of their a
love for Rev. Roberts the following v
resolutions were passed:
pi i iWhereas, it has been thought, in e
'view of all circumstances best, thnt i
/ J " Bev. L. W. Roberts, our well beloved n
pastor be taken from us, and appoint;>
ed to another field of labor; therefore
j.%; Resolved 1st, That we as members
?!/,, ?;Of the Diamond street M. E. church, j<
and friends and well wishers of salil hi
i. ' .' church, wtah to express our mOBt beargg2jr
appreciation of the able manner In
which' our dear brother Rev. L. W. a
P^JjMbarta has served said church during g
the past conference year. o
Resolved 2d, That we are sorry that I
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circumstances requlrred big remc
(ram tig ao goon after our acqualnta
with him ag our pastor.
Resolved 3d, That we esteem ]
as one of the most'worthy and ir
able ministers of the West Virgl
conference of said church.
Resolvctf 4th, That our prayers .
good wishes go with him and his h
and pleasant family do their new f
of labor, and that they may be aim
antly successful In building up
church at that place.
Resolved 5th, That a copy of th
resolutions be forwarded to the j
Ushers of the West Virginian to
published in.said paper, and that t
publishers be requested to forwari
copy of said paper to Brother at G
ton, W. Va.
Improving.
The Davis and Elklns Interests h:
purchased several hundred acres
Pittsburg coal and sufllclent land
a town cite about one mile be!
Downs. They are having-It surte;
and plans have already been prepa
for the erection of 200 houses and
contracts for 100 houses to be let t
week as a starter. It Is expecto.1 t
a coal shaft will be sunk and soi
thing will he doing in the coal Ini
ests there in the near future.
At the Commercial Hotel.
The following are the new arrlv
at the Commercial' hotel on Wa
street: C. D. Phillips, Grafton; C.
Smith, Mannlngton; A. C. .M. Co
Sandusky, Ohio; G. h. West, Mannl
ton; J. w. Smith, Monongah; P.
Dougherty, Elkins; G. E. Booth ;
wife, Parsons. The. Captain Care!
(roup as follows; E. A. Adams, N
York; A. Berg, Berlin, Germany;
Curry, Detroit; E. Murray, Syracu
D. Paul, Buffalo; M. Salmon, Coin ml
City Hospital.
Mrs. Robert Rogers, of White D
it surgical patient, Is much improt
and will leave for her home In u I
days.
Mr. Russell Snodgrnss, of Fairvli
who has been very ill with typhoid f
er, is much Improved.
Mr. Calvin Robes, of Bunnr
Ridge, who has been ill with typhi
pneumonia, Is now convalescing.
Death of Mrs. Coombs.
Mr. and Mrs. I. A. Akin, of E
Park avenue, were called to llnl
lown, Pa., Monday on account of 1
.11 ..' 11 " ini/er's erandmoth
IIIIICBB U1 ?.JIC - o
>irs. Abigail Coombs. Dentil cai
Tuesday and the funeral was held
Jay at the home. Mrs. Coombs 1
many friends and relatives In this c
who will greatly lament her death.
Compliments
Fairmor
THEIR ENTERTAINMENT OF Th
GRAND LODGE K. OF P. WAS
FLAWLESS?BEST OF
MANY YEARS
The entertainment of the Crai
anise K. of P. by Fairmont cost t
odges and the city a pretty sum, b
t wus well spent. The Impression
he city left with the visitors was
he best, says the Mannlngton Enh
irise
For eight or ten years back the
las been no time when the Knlgli
were as well taken care of. The
vns nothing left to be desired, ai
he warmth of the greeting offset t
:old of the unpleasant weather. Frc
he reception at the trains, throui
he bureau of Information, whorfc 1
cgislered and got a nice souven
hrough the housing and feeding
he hotels, to the escorting to ai
roni receptions and excursions, dov
o the social features of the gnu
nilitary ball, there was nothing It
iiitlonp.
The souvenir badges and glass
Mlgravoil with the dale of the eve
vere much appreciated. .
The reception by the ladies at II
. <). 0. F. hall on Wednesday was i
vent to be long remembered.
The trips, both by boat and InU
irban trolley were iwell pntrotil/.i
ind everybody itad a good time i
jarrtiess of the weather
Tlie luncheon at the brewoy w.
;enerous and good, as were the rival
lere too. souvenir glasses were pt
ented and the clerhs of establis
acnts who gave the reception are
e complimented.
The grand ball was well mnnagi
nd the refreshments delicious. Th
vent afforded'an opporlunlly for tl
fnlghta to meet*the ladies of the cil
nd they found them as pretty as the
-ere charming.
The enthusiasm of the occasion
xpected to last until the encttm
nent at the Jamestown exposltlt
est year
bonis Mann and Clam I.lpmnn
Julie Bonbon" are repeating the
tint success maile some seasons as
I "The Telephone Girl."
You can say more, to more peop
nd for less money in the Weat VI
inlan want column than through at
tber medium. M cent a word reaehi
,000 subscribers. Try It.
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4* WE8T VIRGINIANS 4.
illm 4. AT THE LOCAL HOTEL8. 4
lost 4. 4.
Ma 4.4.4. 4.4.4.4.4. 4.4*4.4.4*4.4.
^ Tavern: L. B. H. PedJicord, Frank
| .. P. Corbln, Leon Spragg, Charles F.
3outherland. H. Q. Wallman, A. B.
Rinebart and wife, S. M. Prince, L.
Stewart, John Price, A. M. Rushman,
cb(i Alex. Price, Morgantown: John Babml)
cocl(' chletton! Elmer Prentice, Mcbe
M,!chen; J- w- Tbornhlll, Bellngton;
aliI H. Ci. Young. Clarksburg; J. D. Allen,
j a and wife, S. G. Best, Gypsy; J. F. Lent,
raf. Spngg: f. L>. nesuin, y,. c. crown,
OpeklBka! II. L. -Meek, W. A. Springer,
Wheeling; M. Cameron, Littleton; H.
O. Olt, Wheeling; John Patsey. Berrylve
bprg; Alex. R. Watson, RlcharJ Grls0j
teil, Grarton.
for
ow Mariett: J. H. Herns, Z. F. Ammons,
,.0,l J. L. Sutton. Amos; W. J. Bnrker, L.
relj M. McDermott, W. M. Harris, F. S.
tl]e Basnett, Wheeling; Daniel O'Grad^.
hi8 Stewartstown; R. F. I.azzell, Mrs. Ed.
hat W. McNeill, Morgantown; L. H. B.
lle. Peddicord, John Johnson, Moatsvllle;
[cr. James B. Fowler, Worthlngton; Mrs.
VV. H. Ftirbee, W. B. Charlton, Mannlngton;
It. L. ReeJ, Boothsville; F.
' T. Martin, Grafton; J. W. Thompson,
ai8 Charleston; C. A. Merrill. Rlvesville;
ter P. L. Wells, Statler's lttin; Boyd E.
jl Hevner, Luniberport.
nn,
n? Manley: Mrs. H. L. Plumb and son.
jj Wadestown; A. F. Millnn, Manningin(j
ton: Sir. and Mrs. W. W. Bryden. Mr.
e?B and Mrs. L. 13. Bryden, Grafton; It. R.
ew Koblegard, Charles W. VanHorn,
I Clarksburg; Samuel D. Brady, Par5p.'
kersburg.
>iu.
Watson; W. E. Haymond, Sutton:
Wnt. G. Cunningham, W. H. Fee, E.
av J. Miller, J. H. Clarke, L, Trauzell,
,e(j Wheeling: C. C. Newman, Moundsew
vllle; H. M. Murray, T. J. Patton, H.
C. SchulT, Grafton,
:w,
ev No Trouble
With Leper
NEWSPAPER RESPONSIBLE FOR
THE SENSATIONAL RE1st
PORTS.
oil
:he CLARKSBURG, Oct. 17.? Parties
er, eonring to the city from Pickens this
lie week bring the report that ha scareto
head newspaper report of the snpporms
oil trouble there over the leper Is enIty
Mrely without foundation.
The facts In the case are thai the
man looking yifter Rashld, the leper,
persisted in mingling among the people
of the town. After being Informed
to avoid tills a number of times/
[? and his iota! disregard to comply with
tne wishes oi the people one man
proceeded to give him a pretty thorough
whipping.
After this the attendant to the lep- ,
er kept his place and there was no
more trouble. The people at Pickens |
live making no kick whatever over the
11'' presence of the leper there as long ,
he as he and his atendants keep In their
ut places. ,
ot It Is a fact that Governor Dawson
telegraphed to the sheriff of Randolph
ar" county to knqw the fuels in the case.
The sheriff at Elklns knew nothing ]
re of the trouble at the time and was en
1,5 route to Pickens to investigate the |
re supposed trouble when he met Clarksburg
people direjptly from Pickens, ,
he -t... r. I.woa nn
?iiu iiiivii iiicii mm tiiut kiiwu
1111 grounds for llie reports whatever.
*h i
M* Was Fined for Shooting Cow. |
,Jt' CLARKSBURG, Ocl. 17?Allen Wil^1
liams, a minor at the P. K. mines was I
tried in Justice G. II. Gordon's court t
,uj Monday evening on the charge of
,ft shooiing a cow belonging lo John
Gonsurclieck. It developed at the
ps trial that the cow was a rogue of the '
n, meanest type and had made nocternal
visits to .Williams' garden until she
i1P had consumed almost all the vegetaln
hies which had grown therein. Williams
finally became so indignant
.r. when he heard the cow in the garden
2d one night nl 12 o'clock he secured his
e. shot gun and gave I he roguish cow
lite benefit of about three loads of
n-j shot.
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0. REFLECTIONS OF A BACHELOR.
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to Prom the New York Press.
A good way not to be disappointed
?d in friends Is not to have them
Is if a girl can' get presents any other
i way she will go and get engaged.
? - ? ...? ..I .,11 I,, 1,-I.,., a 1??!
I y I lien: o Jiu nm ??1 mi lit lilt,
y lata unless yon ought to he at work.
All !he advice you get about how to
Is grow rich comes from people who
p- aren't
in
Think of Dr. Shoop's Catarrh Cure
If your nose and throat discharges?
in If your breath Is foul or feverish. This
ir snow white soothing balm contains
;o Oil of Eucnlptus, Thymol, Menthol,
etc., incorporated Into an Imported,
creamlike, velvetj .petrolatum. It
I< soothes, heals, purifies, controls. Call
Ir at our store for free trial box. E. A.
i; Blllingslea & Co.
p
Read the West Virginian.
BAPTISTS MEET
AT CLARKSBURG
general association convened
for first session last
night.
CLARKSBURG, OcL 17.?The Baptist
general association began here
last night. The First Baptist church,
cf this city, has been a very busy
place for a few days In preparation for
the event.
The pastor, Rev. Robert Brown Mc
Danel, and a corps of assistants have
been very busy engaged in getting everything
In perfect readiness, and all
the several committees are doing their <
full Bhare o( the work In a very praise- .
worthy manner.
The general committee on entertainment
consists of Mrs. J. D. Simnmns,
Mrs. H. E. Reeder, Mrs. C. A.
W. Sheclil, Mrs. Robert Martin, Mrs.
Augusta Taylor, Miss Carrie Peters,
Mrs. S. C. Allen, Mrs! L. W. Garrett
and Mrs. A. E. Hall.
The committee on music Is composed
of Miss Jessie Renshaw, Aubrey
Martin and Mrs. Robert A. Garrett,
with Prof. Fleming leading the choir.
There will he special music every
night and It is going to he fine.
The special assignment committee
is comprised of Mrs. J. D. Simmons.
Itev. U. B. McDum-l. airs. D. W. Jacobs,
1-. W. Garrett, Earl Israel, Miss
Bertha Post and Miss Beulah Lyon. i
Mrs. A. W. Uapp has charge of the J
decorations, which are .pilte urt.stlc
and pretty. Mrs. Frank Wllllson, Miss
Joy Pew and .Miss Mary Hornor are
a committee 011 stamps and souvenir
postals. S
There is a number of pages, among
whom are Irene I.eaclimnn, Louise
W'cese, Lena Bradford, Florence Reed,
Ralph McDanel, Albert Bartle't and
F.ugene Gordon. a
So far ttllt have sent their names In (
ind are registered. Many over three 5
hundred are expected. I
The first session was held last night
at 7:30 o'clock In the church. It was .,
<1
n meeting of the Baptist Ministers' 0
Fraternal Union.
D. B. Pnrlnton, president of the
West Virginia University, was the (
principal speaker of last, night's ses- 0
: Ion. His subject was "The Ultimate
Object of Preaching."
Today's programme will be as follows:
K
9:00 a. in.?Devotional service. j
9:30 a. m.?Written address, "How
Maintain Our Country Churches,"
Rev. E. J. Woofter, of Harcisvilie. 1
tleneral discussion, opened by Rev. ?
J. W. Morgan. Alderson; Rev. M. L.
Wood, Huntington.
11:00 a. m.?Election of new ment- c
bers. j1
Miscellaneous business '
Iteiort of committee on enrollment. ?
Election of ocers.
Afternoon Session.
il. 00?Devotional services.
Address by the pastor and the pros- v
Ident. h
2:15?Report or Historical commit- '*
toe. Rev. R. B, McDanlel.
Report of constitutional amendment
:ommlt.tee. ' tl
Appointment of committees. n
Miscellaneous business. it
4:00?Annual meeting of the stock- g
lolders of the West Virginia Baptist
Education Society, Central Presbyter- c
an church. 1
5:00?Meeting of the Board of Di- d
eotors. n
Night Session. II
7:30?Annual sermon, "The Clar-ltl
on Call for a Forward Movement,
ftcv. A. S. Kelley, Sistersvil'.e.
8:30?Address, "Our Baptist Heri- F
age," Rev. T. J. Villers D. I)., Nevttrk.
N. .1 ci
Report of committee on new boards.
Letter copying press at Burdctte's. h
MONTHLY MISER
Is one of woman's worst affli
you weaker, and is sure to si
your beauty fade. To stop pai
it will help to relieve your mi
tions, make you well, beauti;
liable remedy for dragging do\
ache, nervousness, irritability
tainting spells, ana similar troi
medicine for all women's pair
Mrs. J. L. Broadhead of Cla
used Cardui for my disease, v
women, and it has complete!
AT ALL DRUG STORES,
WRITE US A UTTER WINF
describing fully all your symptoms If 111 Is
and we will send you Free Advice
la plain sealed envelope. Ladies' M m
Advisory Dept.. The Chattanooga f|L
Medicine Co., Chattanooca, Teaa. y |
J. . . . '
i THE COAI
^ For October is now ir
page edition.
The Cut Glass
? somest sheet evei
the carrier. If yc
t tal. Exclusive d
J illustrated.
Promonition of
Husband's Death
iAW THE MANGLED BODY OF HER
HUSBAND IN A VISION AND '
HEARD HIS CRIES. '
NEW YORK. October 17?"I had ,
dreadful premonition that somehlng
was happening to Louis. About
o'clock yesterday evening a death- '
y Illness came over me, It was like <
vertigo. 1 nearly fell to the floor
nd as I closed my eyes, grasping hold ,
f a chair, I saw, so vividly It almost
lade me cry out, the mangled body '
f my husband. And then he seemed 1
o say: "Don't tell my, wife Look ,
ut for little Veronica.' Veronica ,
as beside me. She saw me grow
ale and cried out: 'Mamma, mamla,
what's the matter? Mamma, you're '
ick. Oh, I wish pape would come (
ome'"
As she spoke these words to-day
Irs. Louis Lelber, Jr., wife of the
hauffer who saved the lives of Mrs.
t. Fulton Cutting and her daughter
t the cost of his own by averting a
ollislon with their auto on a narrow
oad, stood beside the casket containig
the body of her husband in the
iont room of their home at 313 West
tne Hundred and Fourteenth street
i-day.
Clinging to her was her little tiireeear-oid
daughter, Veronica, still
ardy realizing that her father, who
ad been her playmate, was dead.
"We had expected that my husband
ould be homo to Sunday dinner." connued
Mrs. Lieber. "When he did a
ot come at 1 o'clock I grew uneasy. c
; seemed to me that something was (
olng to happen to him." c
"Mv husband always told nie if the e
mergency ever came he would sacri- j
ce his own life rather than cause the j,
oath of a woman. He rvas a brave j
ian and lie tiled like a brave man, 0
ke a hero?that is my one consola011."
?
u
That's What He Is
rom the Chicago Daily News.
Oyer?Droltelolgh is now an heir
sstocrat.
Myer?What's an Ueiresstocrat?
Gyer?A mail who Is married to an
eiress. -
*
Y
ctions. It always leaves
liorten your life and make
n take Wjne of Cardui and
:sery, regulate your funcful
and strong. It is a revn
pains, backache, head- *
', sleeplessness, dizziness, 4
jbles. A safe and efficient
is and sickness.
nton, Ala. writes: "I have
/hich was one peculiar to
[y cured me."
, IN $1.00 BOTTLES
CARDUI
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'. '*r..' ^." . -'i '' xt".
t Time at The Coal City.
Stock is Now Complete.
Breat Many New Patterns.
ber, We Are The Largest U Ijp4
and Rug House in Fairmont. In
L CITY NEWS JK^W J ^
i press. This is a twelve fj " \l ^
and China supplement is the hand- t
r published in this City. Watch for ?
>u don't get a paper, drop us a pos
'esigns in cut glass, handsomely ;
flffi DrSs&T iSllRtf
No Glilcago Nor Packing House Meats I
I have moved my shop into new quarters, and have a nice +
clean place, where you can always, Winter and Summerset ^
the freehest Beef, Veal, Pork and Sausage every day.
I select my own stock, and do my own butchering, so you see +
you get choice as well as fresh meats. ^
Fresh butter and eggs, and game in season.
Sly prices are right, and here they are?
Serloin Steak, per lb. ..15c Veal Stew /.. .10c ^ V'j
Porter House Steak 15c Veal Rcaat 12|/jc .
Round Steak 15c Veal Steak 18c
Rib Roasts 12|/2c Fresh Pork tt>/ c
Boiling Meats 7c Pork Sausage /. .12J/?c ^ |
Compare these prices with others. You get full weight al- A V.y
ways, and your child will be treated as well as it'you come v : H
yourself. JOHN FEORENE.
t Comer Market and Merchant Streets.fgm
DR. BAILEY, Specialist I
in Chronic Diseases.
Catarrh, Aathma, Hay Fever, DeafneM
Varicocele and 8trlcture Cured.
ra^L*. PILES?I cure without operation.Ijt?4u||
P. \ * days. No detention from business ,
' PiP' PRIVATE DISEASES ? Newly cot 1
tracted cases cured. All burning
an(1 itchlng' ladammatlon and ut?
' natural weakness stopped.
RUPTURE?Of men, women and chlV . -|
dren cured In from 10 to 30 days.
No detentlon 'l0m business. Why .
wear a truss! Under my treatment
Don't suffer a day longer If you lm- >'ou 'brow It away.
,gine yourself to be In the last stages KIDNEY, BLADDER AND 8J0MAQH
6 ' . TBOIIBLER?Rv mv KVKtnlh of Ireht. ; l
if disease, out come 10 me ainu d& ? ? -?-?7^- /--j- JURED,
if you are suffering from vari- ?ent show signs of impr^emen^i^'g^^
ocele, stricture, gonorrhoea, gleet, 0ncemlarged
prostrate, bladder'affections, SKIN DISEASES ? Trea^;-SUCflMp|^^^^w
ilood poison, neuro-debility, lost manlood,
Incompetency or nervous ex- RHEUMATISM, INFLAMMATORY
laustion from overwork, indiscretion CHRONIC, CURED?I will
r excess.
calls on this class of patients who V> tfjaM
cannot come to the office. If yoe . ,'hMi
THE Latest Scientific Instruments cannot call write for home treatsed
In the Successful Treatment of ment,
OFFICE HOURS?9 a. m. to <t p. m. dally: Sunday, 11 a. m. to 3 p. '%
Consultation and advice free. Static treatments and Ex-Ray examinational 'ji-xk
Permanently located on Monroe, between Main street and the opera house,
Fairmont, W. Va., Jacobs Block, rooms 204-206, second floor. Come 'up. '
stairs. Bell 'Phone 414-J. ,%i
<vvvrwvvvvvtaimr^^JaruvvvmrlrlrmJ-lrLl-L^LnJ^^^*'^-*' 'V.'<
TD A MCEED and all kinds of V-I A1II f \I/3 i
I MiWLilY llrtUUHU. II
I move anything from a baby carriage to a atreet car and do :: : o|.;
It quickly, also make a specialty of mortar Household |
Goods and Pianos without damage. When you need Coal,
call me up. Iedellrer Coal and Sand to all parts of the . ' 'l&
city in short order. When you have Hauling to do, or do- : hf
sire anything placed in storage, tee Thomas, he's the man,. Igi if?
Trunk hauling a speoialty.
Bell Phone-Office 8, Res 340. Iff ? THAU A 0 Plrl" Avenue jj?8
Con.-Office 100, Res. 70. Tit II1U1TIA Jj Next toTavara'i:
STOP A MOMENT 1
Don't rush madly through thin
Men man <i ia nimsair aw*
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